We talk about game design, especially tabletop roleplaying and story games. We're professional designers ND Paoletta and Will Hindmarch. We're glad you're here.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Categories | ArtsDesign |
This is it. Our fiftieth episode marks the end of our long conversation about designing tabletop RPGs (and everything else we spilled over into). This episode addresses audience questions, the past, and the future. What do you do when you're done and... more
You need funding. You might give your game away for free, but you didn't make it for free. Your time and work have value. How does that translate to cost and how does your product help fund itself and the next thing you want to make?
Nathan is shari... more
Let's talk about some of the software that we—Nathan and Will—use for production purposes like layout and graphic design. More importantly, let's talk about how that impacts our game designs and workflow across the board.
We're also seeking new ques... more
As you're proceeding into production of your game, ask yourself: What can I do myself? When should I ask for help? What would I say to externalize my vision to a hire? What you do yourself, what you expand your skills to accomplish, and when you hire... more
If game design theory (particularly in regards to RPGs) is your jam, then this is IT. It's a bit hard to follow at times, but I've gotten a lot of good stuff out of it. It saddens me that it is no longer being made, but it's great that it's still available.
New episodes have been more woke preaching and intersectional worship than game design content. The episode on playstorming was really useful. Now it's all groveling interviews.
I know of no other show that goes in depth about every aspect of game design for small press and indie designers. The chemistry is awesome, subject matter is knowledgable and on point. Never miss a show!
Will and Nathan do an excellent job of breaking down game design. Whether you fancy yourself a designer or just a player who wants to know more about how games get put together, this podcast has you covered.
The back-and-forth, casual format brings to mind two friends discussion things over coffee or tea, and you as a listener get to sit in. The conversation ranges all over the chosen topic for the week without seeming aimless or repetitive.
The episodes are shorter than other podcasts I've li... more
This podcast is great. I frequently listen to an episode twice (or more!) because it makes me think. The two hosts are interesting, engaging and great to listen to.
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